Would a Sociology degree from LSI be good enough to get into Investment Banking?

Currently doing my AS levels and looking at courses at the best universities that are actually realistic for me. LSE offer a sociology degree with an offer of AAB which will obviously be very hard to achieve but not completely impossible. Just wondered if this would be enough to try and break into the Investment Banking scene? Thanks in advance :smile:

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username738914

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Original post by Gooner49

Currently doing my AS levels and looking at courses at the best universities that are actually realistic for me. LSE offer a sociology degree with an offer of AAB which will obviously be very hard to achieve but not completely impossible. Just wondered if this would be enough to try and break into the Investment Banking scene? Thanks in advance :smile:

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Trapz99

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Original post by Gooner49

Currently doing my AS levels and looking at courses at the best universities that are actually realistic for me. LSE offer a sociology degree with an offer of AAB which will obviously be very hard to achieve but not completely impossible. Just wondered if this would be enough to try and break into the Investment Banking scene? Thanks in advance :smile:

Yes it's enough,

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Original post by Gooner49

Currently doing my AS levels and looking at courses at the best universities that are actually realistic for me. LSE offer a sociology degree with an offer of AAB which will obviously be very hard to achieve but not completely impossible. Just wondered if this would be enough to try and break into the Investment Banking scene? Thanks in advance :smile:

Hey gooner, I know this is 8 years late, I currently in same position, would you mind telling how it ended up?

Would a Sociology degree from LSI be good enough to get into Investment Banking?

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